Large oil on canvas depicting two young girls, inscription on the back: “Portrait of Beuzelin ladies” by Madame Bullier, period gilded wooden frame.
Circa 1830
France
Set of five painted canvases representing allegories of Love, Justice, Reason, Fidelity and Glory, original polychrome carved wooden frames.
Italy
Early 18th century
Oil on canvas “Family portrait”, 10 faces and as many stories to invent and reinvent.
XVIII century
Austria
Oil on canvas “Portrait of a Gentleman”, follower of François-Hubert Drouais. We can approach this portrait of another signed by Drouais conserved at the Museum of Fine Arts of Orléans, cadre en bois sculpté doré.
French school
18th century
Oil on canvas depicting a portrait of a man in armor, gilded wooden frame, original canvas.
French school
XVIII century
“Portrait of a woman” in pastel, signed and dated 1753, attributed to Giambattista Tiepolo.
Italy, Venise
18th century
On her head, she wears a tricorn, a hat with three raised brims, emblematic of the 18th century, particularly prized by the Austrian aristocracy. Adorned with feathers and pearls, this tricorn, often masculine in representations of the time, is here transformed into a feminine accessory, emphasizing the status and sophisticated taste of the lady. This mixture of influences, masculine and feminine, was then a symbol of the avant-garde fashion of the European courts.
Oil on canvas depicting Diane and her suite.
Diana is originally a Latin goddess with power over procreation, childbirth, hunting and sovereignty. She quickly became the goddess of hunting and moon in Roman mythology.
Italy
XVII century
«Portrait of a diamond woman», XVIII s.
Oil on canvas depicting a woman dressed in the hurluberlu at the Anne-Marie d’Orléans (sister of Philip II of Orleans the Regent) decorated with pearls and holding a diamond.
Is the woman in our portrait the Regent’s favorite or perhaps the very personification of the Regency time.
Height with frame: 99 cm
Width with frame: 79 cm
France
Period: XVIII century, Regency
“Madonna and Child”, fixed under glass, original carved and gilded wooden frame.
19th century
Italy